Vous pouvez utiliser COALESCE( salary_history, salary_list() ) MULTISET UNION ALL salary_list( :your_new_value )
pour ajouter la nouvelle valeur à l'ancienne liste (ou créer une nouvelle liste si elle n'existe pas).
Configuration du schéma Oracle 11g R2 :
CREATE OR REPLACE TYPE salary_list AS TABLE OF NUMBER;
/
CREATE TABLE employees(
id NUMBER,
salary_history salary_list
) NESTED TABLE salary_history STORE AS salary_history_tab
/
INSERT INTO employees VALUES ( 1, NULL )
/
Requête 1 :
UPDATE employees
SET salary_history = COALESCE( salary_history, salary_list() )
MULTISET UNION ALL salary_list( 500 )
WHERE id = 1
SELECT * FROM employees
| ID | SALARY_HISTORY |
|----|----------------|
| 1 | 500 |
Requête 2 :
UPDATE employees
SET salary_history = COALESCE( salary_history, salary_list() )
MULTISET UNION ALL salary_list( 700 )
WHERE id = 1
SELECT * FROM employees
| ID | SALARY_HISTORY |
|----|----------------|
| 1 | 500,700 |
Requête 3 :
UPDATE employees
SET salary_history = COALESCE( salary_history, salary_list() )
MULTISET UNION ALL salary_list( 500 )
WHERE id = 1
SELECT * FROM employees
| ID | SALARY_HISTORY |
|----|----------------|
| 1 | 500,700,500 |